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05/03/2020

Philip springs a surprise and Lynda is at her wits' end.

Lynda鈥檚 at her wits鈥� end with a tricky Grey Gables guest. She feels as though this week鈥檚 been one disaster after another. When Lynda tries to talk to Freddie, he doesn鈥檛 want to hear her apologies. He鈥檒l tells Lynda he鈥檒l lose his job if her rumours get back to Oliver, and leaves before she can offer an explanation.
Pip tells Ruth how upset Ben will be if they don鈥檛 buy him a car. Ruth explains that they鈥檙e already at the limit of their overdraft. Later, Ruth has been comforting Josh after his outing to the market went badly. People only stopped to jeer at him.
Philip has managed to rearrange his work schedule, so that he and Kirsty can have their weekend away. He鈥檚 booked a cottage in Devon and explains that the reason he as being shifty earlier in the week was because he was sussing out a wedding venue. On recommendation from one of Kirsty鈥檚 colleagues, he鈥檚 found a place called Vinders Knoll, a roundhouse on top of a hill. They visit, and Kirsty thinks it鈥檚 perfect for them. It鈥檚 a done deal.

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